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Johns Hopkins seminar urges treating hearing as routine health metric
Original: What if we treated hearing like any other metric of health? A seminar from the Cochlear Center
Johns Hopkins' Cochlear Center held a seminar asking what would change if hearing loss were monitored like blood pressure or cholesterol. The event argued hearing should be a standard measure of health, with regular screening and earlier treatment. Speakers are calling for hearing checks to become part of routine care as hearing loss is linked to broader health risks such as cognitive decline and isolation.
Why now: Health researchers and the public are increasingly focused on hearing loss as an early, treatable risk factor for cognitive decline and other conditions.
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- What if we treated hearing like any other metric of health? A seminar from the Cochlear Center · The Johns Hopkins News-Letter
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